268k addonaldson D 1.6G aflavell # 4.0k ahfairlamb # 12k alex D 4.0k amehlert # 4.0k amhutcheson # 300k anthony D 268k arprescott 4.0k berriman D 17M bioadmin D 5.5M bwong Carol Mackintosh's lab. I think he has left. 668k canieduszynski D Left. 272k celyon D 4.0k cgwsmythe D 688k cjweijer # 12G csbond # move data to a directory in Nick Moirs account, then delete. 268k cthomson # 20k ctickle #Not used 72M deuan # MAJF lab 1.8G dgcampbell # proteomics 5.8M dhouston # DAVA 4.0k djcampbell # delete 4.3G djlamont # proteomics 8.1M dmcnulty # DAVA 73M drozen # Pauline Schaap. Left. 4.0k ebyres # 268k ekjames # 4.0k eleanor # MAJF 2.0M etiecke # CAT 4.0k fbcaudwell 5.6M ghamilton # Colin Watts. 1.3G ihallyburton D (already moved) 4.0k instudent D 4.0k jgwilliams # 5.6M jimacrae # Jim has moved groups from MAJF lab. 352k jlee # 268k jljames # 4.0k jwang # CJW 4.0k kabeattie # proteomics 32M kazgreen 116M koza 60k linda D 4.0k luis 2.0M lwinward 4.0k majferguson 4.0k majflab 3.5G masa 4.0k masashi 475M mdurbaniak 4.0k mezmeima 268k mkierans D 3.7M mliovic 4.0k mlsguther 4.0k mlyons D 5.2M mmurnion 12M mrkierans 12G namorrice 1.6G nmoir # move to Nicks account. 124k paudley D 828k pboconnor 1.1G phill 656k rjsunley 12k rschamberlayne 268k rune D 65M scameron 4.0k shockin 800M slava 4.0k steveb 2.2M tksmith 308k ttchang 3.0M vabeardmore 4.0k wnhunter 3.8M xli
Ones marked with D can be deleted. Others will need to be retained. Even those that are not used need to be kept in NIS as certain systems use NIS authentication.
Ones marked with D can be deleted. Others will need to be retained. Even those that are not used need to be kept in NIS as certain systems use NIS authentication.
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Very interesting Dave I'm sure but somehow I don't think this was destined for this forum ;-)
On 21/2/05 3:58 pm, in article [email hidden], "Tony Hogarty"
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David Martin said:
Ones marked with D can be deleted. Others will need to be retained. Even those that are not used need to be kept in NIS as certain systems use NIS authentication.
..d
Very interesting Dave I'm sure but somehow I don't think this was destined for this forum ;-)
On 21/2/05 3:58 pm, in article [email hidden], "Tony Hogarty" <[email hidden]> wrote:
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Quoted message said:
David Martin said:
Ones marked with D can be deleted. Others will need to be retained. Even those that are not used need to be kept in NIS as certain systems use NIS authentication.
..d
Very interesting Dave I'm sure but somehow I don't think this was destined for this forum ;-)
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Indeed not.. Need more coffee and cake.
I always need more coffee and cake. And now I know that Mairead still has a 5.2Mb mailbox or something at the dept :-)
"Roos Eisma" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:[email hidden]...
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David Martin said:
On 21/2/05 3:58 pm, in article [email hidden], "Tony Hogarty" <[email hidden]> wrote:
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On Mon, 21 Feb 2005 15:55:49 +0000, David Martin wrote:
> Ones marked with D can be deleted. Others will need to be retained. > Even > those that are not used need to be kept in NIS as certain systems use > NIS > authentication. > > ..d
Very interesting Dave I'm sure but somehow I don't think this was destined for this forum ;-)
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Indeed not.. Need more coffee and cake.
I always need more coffee and cake. And now I know that Mairead still has a 5.2Mb mailbox or something at the dept :-)
On 21 Feb 2005 17:20:52 GMT someone who may be "Arthur Clune" <[email hidden]> wrote this:-
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Intergrated mail+news is a Bad Thing IMO.
Especially when User-Agent: Microsoft-Entourage/11.1.0.040913 is part of the headers.
No doubt most of us have done similarly embarrassing things.
-- David Hansen, Edinburgh | PGP email preferred-key number F566DA0E I will always explain revoked keys, unless the UK government prevents me by using the RIP Act 2000.
On 21/2/05 3:58 pm, in article [email hidden], "Tony Hogarty"
Quoted message said:
David Martin said:
Ones marked with D can be deleted. Others will need to be retained. Even those that are not used need to be kept in NIS as certain systems use NIS authentication.
..d
Very interesting Dave I'm sure but somehow I don't think this was destined for this forum ;-)
Indeed not.. Need more coffee and cake.
I thought you were competing with the big bertha thing...
"Alastair Campbell was at the centre of attacks on Labour's campaigning style after accidentally sending BBC journalists an email which expressed his disdain for the corporation in even stronger language than usual.
They are assuming that he sent it to the BBC by accident. I think that is unlikely and this was one of his scams.
-- David Hansen, Edinburgh | PGP email preferred-key number F566DA0E I will always explain revoked keys, unless the UK government prevents me by using the RIP Act 2000.
No doubt most of us have done similarly embarrassing things.
...I know I have.
I sent dozens of messages telling people I was about to move. Most of them were rejected by mailservers because I'd let them go out from an invalid address ([email hidden] - that's an invalid address, innit?
Those not rejected caused me even more grief, as people rang up and wasted my time when I should've been packing, or even worse, came round with bottles when I should've been packing!
-- Sue ];(🙂
If you must move house, stay sober and get an early night.
